Pressure Control Equipment PDF

Mobility Oil & Gas Limited
https://www.mobilityoilandgas.com
Pressure Control Equipment

Course Price
£3050
Course Description
This intensive 5-day course provides the essential knowledge for working with Pressure Control
Equipment covering all aspects from measurement through to control. It is of a bespoke nature
designed for works normally carried out by Well Services Department and concentrates on the type of
activities normally carried out in the Field by this department. Industry Standard Instrumentation is
described in detail referencing the specific Vendor Data. Essential Safety aspects relating to Pressure
Control are covered in detail.
Course Objectives
At the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
Define pressure and describe relation of pressure, force and area. Units of pressure and their
conversion.
Describe various types of pressure measuring instruments and transducers with their
construction, principle of operation, advantages and disadvantages, errors associated with each
instrument and methods to correct the errors.
Describe the working principle of pressure regulators and pressure switches and explain
calibration methods of various pressure instruments
Explain what is Control loop and function of each component in control loop. Explain the role
of controller in control loop.
Define feedback and explain Open and Close loop with examples.
Define Process Variable, Measured Variable, Set Point, Deviation/ Error and Output in terms
of process controller.
Define Direct and Reverse action of controller and give some examples of Direct and Reverse
acting controllers.
Understand the use of Control Valve in Closed Loop Control Systems
Understand the valve type characteristics and applications.
Be able to explain cavitation and flashing cause /effects and methods to minimize.
Understand the use of the Flow Coefficient Factor
Understand the applications for Shutdown / Blowdown and Process Shutdown Valves
Understand the necessary Safety requirements relating to Pressure Control Systems.
Industry Standard Pressure Control Equipment Content
Fisher Wizard 4150K and 4160K Pneumatic Controllers and Transmitters

Mobility Oil and Gas Limited 289-293 Ballards Lane, Rowlandson House, London N12 8NP United Kingdom. Tel: +44 203 086 7082
Registered in England: 07183381 VAT Number 166 5462 87 Email: info@mobilityoilandgas.com Website: www.mobilityoilandgas.com
Fisher Types 95L, 95H, 95HP and 95HT Pressure Reducing Regulators
FoxBoro Model 43AP Pneumatic Controller
Fisher model 3582 D-ring control valve positioner
Fisher Control Valves and Diaphragm Actuators.
Who Should Attend
Well Services Personnel involved with the Planning, Supervision and Field execution of activities
relating to Pressure Control Systems. The Course will also give essential knowledge to Safety
personnel enabling full participation in Safety risk assessments, Safety Audits and Accident / Incident
Investigations for this category of activity.
Course Content
Day 1
Welcome and introductions

Alarms, Emergency Exit & Muster
Course Schedule, overview, outline and objectives
1 Pressure Measurement
1.1 Introduction of Pressure Measurement Basic
1.2 Relationship between Pressure & Surface Area
1.3 Categories of Pressure
2. Pressure Gauges, Types
3. Pressure Transmitters
4. Pressure Recorders
5. Pressure Test Equipment Types, Traceability, Procedures for use.
Video: How a Pressure Gauge Works
Video: Barton Chart Recorders – Recorder Charts & Pens
Power Point Presentation: Pressure Measurement
Oral Quiz to assess delegate’s level of understanding

Day 2
1. Open and Closed Loop explanation and comparisons

2. Process, Measurement, Transmission and Response Lags.
3. Two Step Control explained with examples
4. Proportional Control (P) using calculation examples, charts and offset effect explained.
5. Integral action (I) explained with examples for advantages and disadvantages
6. Derivative action (D) explained.
7. Combination of P+I+D actions explained
8. Cascade, Split, Ratio and Feed Forward control methods explained.
Video: Proportional Gain and Proportional Band
Power Point Presentation: PID Control Loops
Day 3
1. Pressure Reducing Regulators using Fisher Type 95 vendor data covering

1. Specifications
1. Principal of operation, Maintenance
1. Spare requirements.
2. Fisher Wizard 4150/60 K Pneumatic Controllers and Transmitters vendor data covering
2.1 Specifications
2. Principal of operation, Maintenance

2. Control Tuning guidelines for P+I control actions
2. Spare requirements.
3. FoxBoro Model 43AP Pneumatic Controller
3. Specifications
3.2 Principal of operation, Maintenance
3. Control Tuning guidelines for P+I control actions

3. Spare requirements
4. Control Valves
4.1 Types Globe, Slide, Needle, Eccentric, Ball, Butterfly explained.
4.2 Gland Packing requirements.
Videos: How Control Valve Works, Globe, Ball, Gate valves, Fisher Positioner
Power Point Presentation: Control Valve PPt additional
Day 4
1. Control Valves Continued

1. Bonnets
1. Two /Three port valves explained
1. Control Valve Trim
1. Positioners and valve accessories featuring the Fisher ‘D Link’ Positioners
1. Effects and avoidance of cavitation, flashing
1. Flow Coefficient Factor (Cv) explained
1. Control Valve Testing requirements and procedures
1. Process Shutdown, Blowdown, and Emergency Shutdown Valve explained.
Video: Cavitation Causes and Effects
Day 5
1. Safety aspects relating to Pressure Control

1. Process Safety Aspects
1.2 Pilot operated Pressure Safety Valves
1.3 High Pressure Alarm / Shutdown pressure switches
1.4 Energy Isolation requirements.
1.5 Hazardous Area requirements for the use of Electrical Equipment.
1.6. Permit, Risk Assessment and Tool Box Talks techniques relating to Pressure.
Review of course objectives to ensure compliance

Question / answer session
Written multiple choice test
Written course feedback
Video: PRV- Pressure Relief Valve
Video: Pressure Switch Operating Principles
PowerPoint Presentation: Energy Isolation – Process
CPD Unit
Continuing Professional Development
35 HOURS CPD
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Mobility Oil & Gas Limited

Pressure Control Equipment

At the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

Industry Standard Pressure Control Equipment Content

Fisher Wizard 4150K and 4160K Pneumatic Controllers and Transmitters

Who Should Attend

Welcome and introductions

1.1 Introduction of Pressure Measurement Basic

1.2 Relationship between Pressure & Surface Area

1.3 Categories of Pressure

2. Pressure Gauges, Types

5. Pressure Test Equipment Types, Traceability, Procedures for use.

Video: How a Pressure Gauge Works

Video: Barton Chart Recorders – Recorder Charts & Pens

Power Point Presentation: Pressure Measurement

Oral Quiz to assess delegate’s level of understanding

1. Open and Closed Loop explanation and comparisons

Video: Proportional Gain and Proportional Band

Power Point Presentation: PID Control Loops

Oral Quiz to assess delegate’s level of understanding

1. Pressure Reducing Regulators using Fisher Type 95 vendor data covering

2. Principal of operation, Maintenance

3. FoxBoro Model 43AP Pneumatic Controller

3.2 Principal of operation, Maintenance

3. Control Tuning guidelines for P+I control actions

4.1 Types Globe, Slide, Needle, Eccentric, Ball, Butterfly explained.

4.2 Gland Packing requirements.

Power Point Presentation: Control Valve PPt additional

Oral Quiz to assess delegate’s level of understanding

1. Control Valves Continued

Video: Cavitation Causes and Effects

Oral Quiz to assess delegate’s level of understanding

1. Safety aspects relating to Pressure Control

1.2 Pilot operated Pressure Safety Valves

1.3 High Pressure Alarm / Shutdown pressure switches

1.4 Energy Isolation requirements.

1.5 Hazardous Area requirements for the use of Electrical Equipment.

Review of course objectives to ensure compliance

Video: PRV- Pressure Relief Valve

Video: Pressure Switch Operating Principles

PowerPoint Presentation: Energy Isolation – Process

Continuing Professional Development

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